RE: Office 2007, XPS, and PDF

["Jonathan West" <jwest -at- mvps -dot- org>]

> 
> My understanding of the latest brou-ha-ha is that MS is 
> dropping an internal "Save as PDF" option.

It seems that they are probably dropping it as a feature included within the
product. The current thinking seems to be that Microsoft will offer it as a
free download. I suspect this story is not yet complete.

> All the myriad 
> ways that we create PDFs from Office files should continue to 
> work fine -- right?

Correct.

Regards
Jonathan West


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